‘I was at the pub with my mate, then the next minute my life changed forever’

Mairead Clabby was enjoying a regular night out with her her colleagues at the local pub unilly she was forced to intervene in a fight that broke out, leaving her with a life-affliction

An Ordinary Night Out at the pub with Friends Altered Mairead Clabby’s Life Forever.

The THEN 23-YEAR-OLD VOLUNTEER POLICE OFFICER HAD GONE FOR DRINKS WITH SOME ON THE WIRAL, Liverpool, In December 2012. Despite Being Off-Duty, The Group of Officers Were Called Action A Violent Fight Broke Between a Couple. The Woman was knocked unconscious.

But as mairead Called for Medical Assistance while Her Colleagues Arrestted Him, The Woman Woke Up and TRIED to Force Her Way Back to His Side. Mairead stopped her for her own safety, but she became vicious, kicking mairead in the stomach and dragging her to the floor before Hair Out and Throttling Her, Reports The Manchester Evening News.

“It took Three Officers to Restrain Her in the End,” Mairead, Now 36, Recalled. “She Pulled My Hair and Banged My Head Against the Floor. I was left in a lot of Pain.

“I Remember trying to get one of my colleagues, who was giving a lift home, to leave Because of the atmosphere in the pub Turning,” Mairead Added. “But Sadly i didn’t leave early enough.”

The Young Officer was left with what she initially believed to be muscular injuries to her neck and shoulder. But Despite Multiple Rounds of Physiotherapy Over the Five Years Following the Assault, Nothing Was Improving.

“It was Making with Quite Sick at Times,” she explained. “I THOUGHT THERE COULD BE SOMYING ELSING AT PLAY but I Didn’t Ever Have Any Scans.”

Nor time passsed, she noticed her strerth diminishing. “I COULDN’T LIFT THINGS IN The Office, My Arm Was Getting Shaky, I was getting quite weak and it getting to a point where after my shift to have a rest for five or five hours, get up for a little bits, and then go back to be,” she shred.

“I knew something was going work. I was bumping ino things, I wasn’t able to work and type properly and i was LoSing Feeling down my right arm.”

Mairead returned to her gp and was initially Advised to undergo another round of physiotherapy. Howver, She Chose to Consult a Different Doctor Who Reference Her for an Mri Scan.

The Scan Revealed Four Herniated Discs in Her Neck and A Chiari Malformation – A Condition Where Brain Tissue Extends into the Spinal Canal, Often Resulting from Severe Whiplash. “At that point, I was the illest i’d ever been,” mairead remembered. “I had put on Around Seven Stone, and I was really Mobile.

“I had been a compatitive athlete before the assault, but I was struggling doing walks archund the block. It was a huge adjustment and it was really getting me.”

She was reference to the Walton Center, a specialist neurology Hospital in Liverpool, where she was offended surgery to remove one of the affected disks and replace it with a graft. “It was Life-Changing Straight Away,” She Revealed.

“As soon as my feet hit the floor walking around the ward I have really stopped. I Lost About Three Months Just from Walking Again.”

AFTER RECEIVING SUPPORT FROM The Police Treatment Center, Mairead Started Rebuilding Her Life Inch by Inch. A year ago, she’s laced up her Running shoes and returned to a sport where she had previously excelled. Under the Guidance of Olympic Athletes Eilish McColgan and Michael Rimmer, she is on the Road to Regaining Fitness and Strength.

“Things are so different to how they were,” she shared. “I’m Still on Medication for My Nerve Pain and i’m Still the Walton Center but the operation was really a turning point.”

Mairead is all set to tackle the aj bell great manchester Run this Sunday (18 May) As part of the EFFORTS to give back to the walton centra that aided her recovery. She exclaimed that she’s thrilled to face the Challenge and Will Share the Starting Line with Greater Manchester’s Own Keely Hodgkinson, who is also participating.

“I’m Really Looking Forward to Taching Part and Raising Money and Giving Back to the Walton Center Becauseeti’ve obviously done so much for me,” she expressed. “I think the atmosphere is going to be great!”

You can donate to mairead’s fundraiser TIMES.